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BRUNEI POSTAGE STAMPS 1895-1908/20 5 Re-entries 16/29 18/62 Scarcity 13/77 27/133 BRUNEI Varieties in overprint 24/67 Withdrawal 12/44 BRUNEI: POSTAGE STAMPS 1907 River View issue, 2c 47/91-92,107-109 4c plate 2 12/44 14/56 15/18 1895 Star and Crescent issue 25c 30/194 49/83-84 3c, Variety 27/216 28/57,115-116 29/15 50c, flaw 18/77 8c, Error of colour 30/84 Auction realisations 18/85 25/83,118 34/98 36/80-81 Announcement of issue 31/183,217 46/122 47/131 Bar cancellations 47/119 50/51 Availability 1895 47/131 Bibliography 15/1,18 16/29 Book 26/237-238 27/81-82 Catalogue prices 20/72 Covers 14/62 16/28 18/62 Colour trials 12/114 15/16 18/85 29/121 36/80-81 22/159-160 25/30 42/61 47/132 Date of issue 12/44 13/20 14/55 15/16 26/17,176 Auction realisations 15/61 33/223 38/102 Frame plates 13/17-18,59 First day covers 46/122-126 Invalidation 15/18 Mass postings 22/59,116-118 Plate numbers 16/29 Parker and Pead 16/28,125 18/37 21/69 Postmarks 13/77,98 15/18-19 18/37 26/118 22/59,116-117 28/57-58 38/102 46/122-126 Production 15/15-17 Date of issue 13/62 29/67 46/122 Proofs 8/124 12/114 15/15-16 18/62,85 29/122 History 21/69 25/102,182 Re-entries and retouches13/18, 59 15/17-18 47/107-109 29/66-67 43/57 47/13-14,131-132 Specimens 12/44,108 15/18 16/30 29/122 Illustrations v.27 no.4 unnumbered plates Ultramar overprint 16/30 17/101 18/26-27 Inclusion in Gibbons catalogue 36/40-41 Watermark varieties 12/46 15/18 Inscriptions 25/191-192 26/131 16/29 29/194 30/85,194 Perforations 26/92 1908/20 River View Crown CA watermark new colours Plating lists 32/145-148 1c 12/19,35 13/102 14/60 15/55-58,85 18/21 Postmarks 27/103-104 29/66-67 30/102 38/50 47/13 2c 12/42 15/56 30/85 47/91,107-109 Forged 39/62 3c 12/19,35,47,70 15/55-58,85 48/139-140,144 Prices 17/40-41 5c black and orange 12/19,35-36,47,71 Printers 26/196 13/62 15/55-58,85 Reproductions of 2c 31/188-189 5c orange 12/20,36,71 13/20 15/58 19/73 48/139 Service overprints 27/103 Retouch v.28 no.1 unnumbered pages 29/17 48/3-4 Shades 22/59 8c blue and indigo-blue 15/55-56 Sheets 36/56 8c ultramarine 12/20,36,47 15/58 16/42-43 Status 10/102 15/15 10c 12/70-71,115 Transfer types 17/66 16/42 29/194 30/99 45/17-18 46/127-129 1906 Overprints on Labuan 25c and 30c 12/70 48/111-112 49/83-84 1c black overprint 13/96 50c and $1 12/70-71,115 Checklist of copies 14/16,39,56-57, 69,81 $5 12/42-43 21/120 28/115-116 38/23-24 47/47 15/35,61,62,85,89-90 18/60 20/145-146 White paper 47/19 ,87 Covers 14/16 15/90 16/25 $25 12/42-43 18/62 24/88 26/77 38/23-24 47/47 48/33 19/70 22/149 30/72-73 32/45 37/112 Auction realisations 16/133 22/149 24/151-155 Prices 13/77 19/58,70 22/149 25/17 CTO Tutong 1912 24/155 50/61 Auction realisations 18/60 21/64 Prices 16/85 17/41 22/149 25/17 34/98 43/84 20/72 21/120 23/153 24/25,88,125,151 Bibliography 29/132 Revenue use 38/23-24 41/71 Covers 22/117 Scarcity 16/125 24/88 28/115-116 Date of issue 13/62 15/15 16/25,29 Used 16/130 19/73,116 21/120 22/149 24/88,155 22/61 26/16,176 29/132 40/104 42/105 Bibliography 15/1 Double overprints 13/96 16/29 Dates of issue 12/19-23,35-37,42,45,70,115 18/60,85,95 19/135 29/132 13/20 14/60 15/56-57,85 18/21 19/73,116 Illustrations v.27 no.4 unnumbered plates Numbers printed 38/24 Numbers issued 23/110 29/132 Perforations 12/71 Postmarks 13/98 16/29 18/37 26/16,118 25/102 Plate flaw on single plate 16/121-122 Prices 20/72 22/149 Postmarks 13/98 16/130 19/73 Printings 24/149 25/3929/132 45/114 Proofs 8/124 12/69,114 15/56-57 6 BRUNEI POSTAGE STAMPS 1908/20-1965 1908/20 River View new colours (cont) 1941 River View Unissued colours 3/48 12/43,84 Re-entries and retouches 12/35-36 15/57 15/12 16/57 16/42-43 v.28 no.1 unnumbered pages 47/107-109 Covers 21/30,79,120 Single plate 1c and 3c 12/19,35,71 14/60 Postmarks 10/109-110,113 49/59 15/56-57,85 18/21 v.28 no.1 unnumbered pages Forged 10/66 Specimens 12/19-21,35,42 See also Japanese Occupation issues 12/69-71,108-109,114 15/56 29/17 1947/51 River View Script CA new colours Watermark varieties 12/115 15/58 1c 50/162-163 29/194 30/85,99 47/21 Watermark variety 40/156 46/92 47/21 1922 Exhibition overprints 5c, Retouch 29/70 48/3-4 2c Retouch 30/194 10c 16/31 Covers 31/172 36/80 37/81 25c 20/79 48/111-113 Date of issue 13/63 14/57 Date of issue 1/2/5 Forged cancellations 37/72 Numbers issued, 1947 10/114 Invalidation 13/98 Perforation flaw 50/7-8 Numbers issued 15/61-62 26/140 Plate flaw 16/121-122 Prices 18/85 27/134 Prices 19/58,134 Scarcity 13/98 15/61 18/37 20/72 31/157 36/41 Re-entries 20/79 Varieties v.28 no.1 unnumbered pages Specimen folder 12/109 Watermark varieties 29/170-171 34/195 45/112 Specimen forgeries 34/24 1924/37 Script CA watermark issue 1949 Silver Jubilee 3/27 10/89-90 12/23,46 1c 12/20-21,47 48/97,129 Design 10/69 2c brown 12/36 Numbers sold 3/27 10/89-90,113 2c green 11/120-121 12/9-10,36,41 Perforation flaw 50/7-8 3c green 11/36 Proofs 8/125 4c maroon 12/36 1949 UPU 10/90 12/23-24 16/31 33/18 42/50 4c orange 12/22-23,47 47/47 First day covers 44/146 5c grey 14/55 1952 Sultan Omar Script CA watermark 12/24 27/49-50 5c brown 11/120-121 12/9-10,41 $1, Flaw 33/99 Retouches on 5c values 27/134 29/70 48/3-4 Bibliography 15/11 6c black 12/36-37 15/12 16/30-31 Coil stamps 30/203-204 6c red 13/19-20,63,77 14/14,55 15/11-12 Engraver of vignette 43/32 8c ultramarine 12/22,37 Perforation flaw 50/7-8 8c grey 11/120-121 12/9-10,41-42 18/63 Plate proofs 12/69 28/148 10c 12/10,37,42 13/77 20/79 29/194 Plates 13/103 15/11 12c blue 11/120 12/10,21-22,37,47 13/20 16/30-31 Printings 12/6-9,24,35 13/102 Shade 12/22 13/77 14/56 26/140 15/11,36,62,86 16/81,130 17/63 25c 13/19-20 48/111-113 Valuation 17/109 19/58 30c 16/31 Proofs 48/116 Dates of issue 11/120-123 12/8,41-42 Shades 12/6-9,35 13/20 14/55-56 15/36 18/63 26/140 See also 1964/71 Block CA watermark issue 1958 Mosque opening 11/8,118 12/72 Essays 13/62 18/44 Numbers issued 13/18 Japanese Occupation use Plate numbers 27/49 18/101-102 19/73 21/79,120 23/65 Proofs 11/118 27/49 Perforation varieties 6/108 11/121-123 Scarcity 19/134 12/9-10,20-23,37,71 15/11-12 16/31 1963 Freedom from Hunger 16/120 17/15-16,36 Plate flaw, single plate 16/121-122 1964/71 Sultan Omar Block CA watermark Plate numbers 6c, 12c 13/77 16/30 3c, Gum 24/61 Post-war availability 31/212 Coil stamps 30/203-204 Prices 18/85 Glazed paper 26/124 27/49 See also Auction realisations in Brunei: General Topics Printings 1940-41 50/43-45 Perforation flaw 50/7-8 Proofs 8/124 11/120 Plates 22/111 34/27 Re-entries and retouches 13/18 20/79 48/97,129 Printings 17/101 18/39,63 19/134 Specimens 11/120 12/10,21,109 22/43,111 23/57 26/228 27/49 28/232 33/72 Stocks in UK 1943 39/17 Watermark varieties 30/99 Wet and dry printings 11/121-123 Withdrawal 30/84 12/9-10,20-23,36,41-42 33/34 1965 ITU issue 19/28 BRUNEI POSTAGE STAMPS 1965-1997 - GENERAL TOPICS 7 1965 ICY 19/134 Display 37/105 1966 issues 19/134-136 20/20 First day covers 11/32,91-92 1968 issues 21/108 22/78 28/102 46/85 Fiscal use 15/42 1972 Silver Wedding, Inverted watermark 29/194 Forgeries 11/74 27/135 33/101 48/143-144 49/104-105 1973 Churchill 27/177-178 History 12/69-70 1974/76 Sultan Bolkiah, Block CA watermark 21/42 Overprint types 3/44-45 11/116,118 24/178 28/10,38 34/135-138,141 18/23 45/83 48/108-110 $10, Discolouration 30/85 Miri use 4/76 10/63 48/108-110,141 Availability in Brunei 28/38,231-232 29/146 Overprint varieties 11/35,74 12/69-70,114-115 Cylinder numbers 34/136,138,141 18/62 19/137 21/134 23/66-67 26/100 Date of issue 34/137 Perforation varieties 6/108 Perforation variety 48/56-57 Postally used 3/97, 148 11/16,32,34,36,116 Printings 29/194 30/86 34/136-138 18/23,102 19/137 23/38,66,128 Proofs 48/116 Prices 21/134 27/134 Watermark varieties 29/194 34/26,138,141 Printings 3/44-45,48 11/33-34,116 13/19 38/19 45/151 1974 International Airport 28/39 Scarcity 11/16 1975 Sultan Bolkiah, Spiral CA watermark 34/135-141 See also Brunei: Postal Stationery 50c, Missing colour 37/133 BRUNEI: POSTAL STATIONERY Booklets 33/40 34/136 Cylinder numbers 29/145-146 34/136,138,141 Aerogrammes 28/40 29/144 34/141 Date of issue 34/139 15c 29/144 32/144 34/146 Inverted watermarks29/194 34/141,145,195 35/110,200 Pictorial 31/168 32/144,192 34/146 Perforations 37/133 Registered envelopes 12/109,112 13/20 Printings 29/145-146 30/196 31/93-94 26/110 31/168 32/144 40/75 34/136,139-140 35/110,200 37/133 Japanese Occupation overprints 4/103 8/96-97 Scarcity 33/72 11/62,90-91,115 15/42 30/184-186 32/125 40/75 1976 10c on 6c 30/84-85 34/140-141 Scarcity 12/112 16/56 1976 Proposed Muara Port issue 29/146 46/90 48/34 Specimens Auction realisations 33/54 1977 Silver Jubilee 30/196 31/168,238 42/22 1978 Tenth Anniversary of Coronation 32/192 BRUNEI: GENERAL TOPICS 1979 issues 33/40,105 34/26 1980 Installation issues 34/145 Airmails, 1930-41 3/7,32,80-83 4/8 13/103 19/132 1981 issues 34/144-145 35/110,200 23/73 26/226 30/67-68,109 31/169,175-176 1984 Independence 37/93-96 1946-75 17/46 32/7-10,12-14, 1996 Sea Birds 50/92 32/153,206 46/21-22 48/31 50/95 1997 Miniature sheet 50/79 1990- 44/26 Air survey flights 20/70 21/114 22/162 BRUNEI: JAPANESE OCCUPATION 23/144 24/40,41,91 30/67-68 OVERPRINTS Auction realisations 34/98 Deferred service 30/80-81 33/41 Single line overprints 3/55-56,97,148 First flight to Singapore 30/130 31/94 32/14 10/62-64 11/15-16,20,32-36,53-54 Flying boat mails 1930 14/78-80 17/19 20/151 21/3 11/91-92,116,118 15/42 18/23,62,102 23/66,69 Scarcity of covers 21/61 22/162 2c brown 11/35,92 Service to and from London 13/103 46/21-22 5c, Retouch 17/41 23/66 See also North Borneo and Sarawak entriesand entries under 6c
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